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the budget hasn't been balanced in multiyears and the deficit is over a trillion dollars . every man, woman and child. i had my fifth grandchild and that baby was born with $50,000 worth of debt if we were to pay it off today. every man and woman and child has that worth of debt. that is uncon69able and we have to stop kicking the can down the road and we have to solve the problem and do whatever it takes to get us back on the fiscal path again. >> i want to talk about it now you come back and see a different thing. what is the biggest difference you are seeing coming back the second time? >> we passed a lot more rules on ourselves. we reduced our budget and exact opposite is happening to our government. it is gone crazy with regulation and restriction, but the part that is most alarmming is the amount of money that we are print one day will explode. we can't continue to print money. we have fancy names for it. it is quantitative easing and it is really printing money. wrim bay way has a trillion dollar note and you buy a loaf of bread everybody is happily singing . we will
the budget hasn't been balanced in multiyears and the deficit is over a trillion dollars . every man, woman and child. i had my fifth grandchild and that baby was born with $50,000 worth of debt if we were to pay it off today. every man and woman and child has that worth of debt. that is uncon69able and we have to stop kicking the can down the road and we have to solve the problem and do whatever it takes to get us back on the fiscal path again. >> i want to talk about it now you come...
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fitch a riley, fundamental credit strengths are eroded by large studily declining structure budget deficit, and high and rising public debt. what fitch is not saying, but almost screaming is, the washington sons of fitches are doing not about it, they screamed it. after the cliff, get ready for the crash. i'm not surprised we could still be cut. i'm surprised that fitch has not already done so, john campbell said that triple a rated countries do not we behave this way. i'm surprised it has not already happened. what do you think? >> i know, i just, you know there isal this talk if we get into a big fight over trying to reduce entitlements and making a long-term solution to this, that fitch or some rating agencies may cut our credit rating at this point. if that is what they are doing, they have it backwards. what they should do is they should look at reducing our credit rating, if we don't -- if we don't make some significant change in long temp problem, otherwise we'll surpass italy, and greece and spain and japan. that is what hey should be talking about. not just about this fight we're
fitch a riley, fundamental credit strengths are eroded by large studily declining structure budget deficit, and high and rising public debt. what fitch is not saying, but almost screaming is, the washington sons of fitches are doing not about it, they screamed it. after the cliff, get ready for the crash. i'm not surprised we could still be cut. i'm surprised that fitch has not already done so, john campbell said that triple a rated countries do not we behave this way. i'm surprised it has not...
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he's said it's unrealistic to tie the debt limit to deficit reduction. he said it has been separate. that is just not accurate. >> sean: last 30 years? >> last 27 years every major reduction is start going through 1990s all three agreements. recent one, budget control act the reason we're talking about the debt limit discussion. so this is an appropriate time to raise the issue. look, he said people voted for him because they wanted to increase the debt limit. i don't think so. that is not what polling shows. it shows people want to get spending under control. >> sean: for a brief hour the obama media which did not go do a good job from my estimation woke up and challenged him. and looked angry on hypocrisy. how would you deal with the president that is very good at politics, demonizing and pushing republicans into a corner? what is the best strategy? >> well, i agree with you it's interesting. you had reporters saying wait a minute. you said just the opposite but also said the point just made a second ago which is why are you saying it's been straight a
he's said it's unrealistic to tie the debt limit to deficit reduction. he said it has been separate. that is just not accurate. >> sean: last 30 years? >> last 27 years every major reduction is start going through 1990s all three agreements. recent one, budget control act the reason we're talking about the debt limit discussion. so this is an appropriate time to raise the issue. look, he said people voted for him because they wanted to increase the debt limit. i don't think so. that...
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we all want to reduce the deficit. remember this, president obama, when he became president, he said, i'm going to cut the deficit in half in four years. he did it in four years and three months. he did that. he's on a path to deficit reduction, we're all committed to that. put everything on the table, review it. but you cannot have anymore cuts just for the sake of cuts. right now you're taking trophies. >> you don't want to take entitlements. >> we don't want to sit at a table that says there's no place for social security in a civilized stoet. society. >> this isn't just the odd person out in their caucus. and by the way, by the way, the voucherizing of the medicare is in the ryan budget. medicare should wither on the vine. that is in the ryan budget. president washington said as he was leaving, he cautioned political parties at war with their own government. let me introduce you to the republican caucus in the house of representatives. not all of them, as you say, don't paint them all with the same brush, but enoug
we all want to reduce the deficit. remember this, president obama, when he became president, he said, i'm going to cut the deficit in half in four years. he did it in four years and three months. he did that. he's on a path to deficit reduction, we're all committed to that. put everything on the table, review it. but you cannot have anymore cuts just for the sake of cuts. right now you're taking trophies. >> you don't want to take entitlements. >> we don't want to sit at a table...
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we all want to reduce the deficit. remember this, president obama, when he became president, he said i'm going to cut the deficit in half in four years. he did it in four years and three months. he did that. he's on a path to deficit reduction. we're all commit the to that. put everything on the table. review it. but you cannot have any more cuts just for the sake of cuts. right now you're taking trophies. >> not entitlements. you don't want to touch entitlements. >> we want to prolong entitlements. we're not going to sit at a table for people who say social security has no place in a free society. that's what they do. >> john boehner doesn't do that. he doesn't say i i wawant to ged of social security. >> yeah they do. this isn't odd person out in the caucus. this is in the ranks of the leadership. and by the way -- by the way, voucherizing of medicare is in the ryan budget. medicare should wither on the vine. that is in the ryan budget. president washington said as he was leaving, he cautioned against political parti
we all want to reduce the deficit. remember this, president obama, when he became president, he said i'm going to cut the deficit in half in four years. he did it in four years and three months. he did that. he's on a path to deficit reduction. we're all commit the to that. put everything on the table. review it. but you cannot have any more cuts just for the sake of cuts. right now you're taking trophies. >> not entitlements. you don't want to touch entitlements. >> we want to...
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the discussion we are having on ing-term deficit reduction -- would love deficit reduction, but i would love to have a set of policies that actually -- hire back some of the teachers that were fired at the state and local level. that is really counterproductive here to make some investment in infrastructure, because -- >> if you were doing one big factor -- package, you would also include putting these things and now rather than waiting? >> here is what i think neera would do -- [laughter] if you can make -- wave a magic wand and put the politics out of the window, because of opportunity costs, there is only so much political oxygen. room,d put you two in a michael linden, dean baker, people from very different views but who all share -- and some conservatives, that's right. and say, what you came out with is what we would do. so, it would not absorb the political oxygen that we need right now, but that we have a backloaded plan that would get us to fiscal sustainability that was balance. i think there are enough people in town that would go there. >> on the aisle. go ahead. my name is
the discussion we are having on ing-term deficit reduction -- would love deficit reduction, but i would love to have a set of policies that actually -- hire back some of the teachers that were fired at the state and local level. that is really counterproductive here to make some investment in infrastructure, because -- >> if you were doing one big factor -- package, you would also include putting these things and now rather than waiting? >> here is what i think neera would do --...
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republican, and the democratic party has worked really, really hard over past decades to erase the deficit, in which voters consistently said they trusted republicans more than democrats on national security. democrats have worked really hard to erase that gap, but picking chuck hagel seems to me to be sending a message i can't figure out president obama wants to send, i can't figure out why. and even a democratic president can't be sure that a democrat is going to do a good job leading our establishment. i don't get that particularly when there is so many terrific democrats with very similar kinds of deep foreign policy experience, principled leadership that chuck hagel offers. >> heather, you have been a bit more positive on the picks, what are your thoughts? >> well, like rosa, i would join her in being a michelle fan club, first, he will be the first enlisted man to lead the pentagon, and that will be a symbol of what is going to be a difficult time of transition, what is it we're doing with the military, if we're not staging invasi invasions of country, that is clearly very important
republican, and the democratic party has worked really, really hard over past decades to erase the deficit, in which voters consistently said they trusted republicans more than democrats on national security. democrats have worked really hard to erase that gap, but picking chuck hagel seems to me to be sending a message i can't figure out president obama wants to send, i can't figure out why. and even a democratic president can't be sure that a democrat is going to do a good job leading our...
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and deficit reduction are. the good thing about america is sometimes we get to these bottlenecks and we get stuck and the sharp partisan fights but the american people pretty steadily are common sense and practical and eventually that common sense practical approach wins out. i think that is what will happen here as well. in the meantime to make the final point about the sequester, we will get through this. this is not going to be apocalypse as some people have said. it is just dumb. it is going to hurt individual people and it is going to hurt the economy overall. but if congress comes to its senses the week from now, a month from now, months from now, there is a lot of open running room for us to grow our economy much more quickly and advance the agenda of the american people dramatically. and so this is a temporary stop on what i believe is long term outstanding prospect for american growth and greatness. thank you very much. connell: sequestered days here, president obama making his case to the american peo
and deficit reduction are. the good thing about america is sometimes we get to these bottlenecks and we get stuck and the sharp partisan fights but the american people pretty steadily are common sense and practical and eventually that common sense practical approach wins out. i think that is what will happen here as well. in the meantime to make the final point about the sequester, we will get through this. this is not going to be apocalypse as some people have said. it is just dumb. it is...
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if we're going to continue on this spree of trillion deficits. it's going to be a good year, of course that sarcasm is bad. >> you know as well as i do that these bills have been passed. the costs haven about run up already. the bills have been signed by the president. what you're talking about is will you pay your debts or not. >> wait a second, chris. it's the same thing that governors have to do in the 50 states. if you have a legislature and they're wrong and the spending exceeds the revenue then you have pro ray shun. >> there's no danger here of the unit going into default. >> i'm not saying there's no danger. there is a risk to our economy. and i hope that the president will understand that there is a bigger picture here and that bigger picture is whether or not the united states of america is going to continue on this path to insolvency and bankruptcy. that is a much bigger threat. >> what does he have to do to avoid dough fault, the president? >> what the president has to do. okay. which default are you using? the jack lew's? >> i want t
if we're going to continue on this spree of trillion deficits. it's going to be a good year, of course that sarcasm is bad. >> you know as well as i do that these bills have been passed. the costs haven about run up already. the bills have been signed by the president. what you're talking about is will you pay your debts or not. >> wait a second, chris. it's the same thing that governors have to do in the 50 states. if you have a legislature and they're wrong and the spending...
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that is by far the driver of these humungous deficits. i would relieve lot of pressure. >> be more in relationship with the people of the congress? >> yes. i think the president has trouble really reaching out and connecting in a way that bill clinton did the last time around really with republicans, even during the shutdown there was constant communication. >> that was on a deficit fight, though. >> in a way it is leading up to the debt ceiling. >> there's no way to attach the deficit to linking this to the c.r. >> this is a spending issue right now, right? so this is the continuing resolution. it's because the senate hasn't passed -- has only passed one appropriations bill of out of the last 48 on time. >> thanks in part to mr. cruz. >> okay. you can blame a single republican. but all previous republican and democratic majority leaders in the senate found a way to work with their minorities and get things done at budget time. >> isn't there a difference between the clinton era and this time in the newt gingrich area they believed in sma
that is by far the driver of these humungous deficits. i would relieve lot of pressure. >> be more in relationship with the people of the congress? >> yes. i think the president has trouble really reaching out and connecting in a way that bill clinton did the last time around really with republicans, even during the shutdown there was constant communication. >> that was on a deficit fight, though. >> in a way it is leading up to the debt ceiling. >> there's no way...
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it would add to the deficit. there have been a couple of republicans in the house who have been smart enough to say, we are going to repeal all of the benefits so 25-30,000,000 people do not get health insurance, but we are going to keep the taxes that obama raised. we just will not talk about that. that way we can say we reduced the deficit. but, obviously, you are doing some funny business there with the budget. look, nothing is free. the bottom line is, do we want to continue to lead -- live in a society where we have the most inefficient health care system on earth, leaving millions of people exposed to the possibility that they could lose everything because they get sick, where we have little children and families going to the emergency room once a week because they have asthma and other preventable diseases because their families are not linked up with the partner position who is providing them regular care, where the cost to society for reduce productivity, illnesses, etc. all burden our businesses -- is t
it would add to the deficit. there have been a couple of republicans in the house who have been smart enough to say, we are going to repeal all of the benefits so 25-30,000,000 people do not get health insurance, but we are going to keep the taxes that obama raised. we just will not talk about that. that way we can say we reduced the deficit. but, obviously, you are doing some funny business there with the budget. look, nothing is free. the bottom line is, do we want to continue to lead -- live...
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the trade deficit shrank in october, fall 5.4%, as u.s. exports hit a record high on increased global demand. the housing market showing signs of recovery. new home sales jumped 25.4% in october. that's the biggest gain in more than 33 years. that's your cnbc first in business worldwide. e you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. how naughty was he? oh boy... [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ now covergirl trublend chas the perfect blend. for 99% of all women. new shades and a formula that blends in, won't build up for a flawless nude look. trublend from easy breezy beautiful covergirl. >>> if republicans have concrete plans that will actually reduce i
the trade deficit shrank in october, fall 5.4%, as u.s. exports hit a record high on increased global demand. the housing market showing signs of recovery. new home sales jumped 25.4% in october. that's the biggest gain in more than 33 years. that's your cnbc first in business worldwide. e you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. how naughty was he? oh boy... [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪...
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. >> it is a net reduction of our deficit. the irony of those who are talking about repealing obamacare, because it's so wildly expensive is, if they actually repeal the law, it would add to the deficit. it would add to the deficit. >> how many times have you heard a certain pundit say, how's that helping change work for ya? well, guess what. there's millions of americans who are going to realize the hope. and this is real fundamental change in the delivery of health care in this country, and it will save lives. and i'm proud to say there is one movement that is standing with it, and that's the progressive movement. and one other point that we must, i think, as liberals consume. don't be fooled. don't be fooled at all. don't let ted cruz drift too far away from the republican party, because they're all in the same corral in texas, thinking the same way. and they may try to distance themselves from ted cruz, push comes to shove, they're standing with cruz, not president obama. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you t
. >> it is a net reduction of our deficit. the irony of those who are talking about repealing obamacare, because it's so wildly expensive is, if they actually repeal the law, it would add to the deficit. it would add to the deficit. >> how many times have you heard a certain pundit say, how's that helping change work for ya? well, guess what. there's millions of americans who are going to realize the hope. and this is real fundamental change in the delivery of health care in this...
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the deficit has plunged by more than half, now less than 4.5% of gdp and that means of the fed were to continue purchasing at the same pace, they would be buying an even larger amount. they can have a basic discussion about this that might calm the fears that are not justified. enough growth and strength the private sector of the economy that we can do this to monetary policy perspective. i think the economy has enough underlining strength to get through this. for equities again i think we might have a little bit of volatility for all of the a for mentioned forces, but i think the market from evaluation perspective still seems very reasonable. whether it is individual investors or institutions on the pension side, the hedge fund does that are hogwild about this. we still have this wall of worry. although it is not roaming is not necessarily a bad thing. accelerating a bit. i think it is a pretty good environment. lou: up next, broken promises a big part of the presidents five years in office. i will show you how libya may provide more broken promises and those consequences will not rem
the deficit has plunged by more than half, now less than 4.5% of gdp and that means of the fed were to continue purchasing at the same pace, they would be buying an even larger amount. they can have a basic discussion about this that might calm the fears that are not justified. enough growth and strength the private sector of the economy that we can do this to monetary policy perspective. i think the economy has enough underlining strength to get through this. for equities again i think we...
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. >> they both worked to close the deficit. because we have the lowest tax rates over the last decade or so. in this nations history. >> it is. >> okay, let's start off with the administration wants it both ways. they have a low deficit, but at the same time they want to talk about sequester and how it's bad for the economy because they want to be spending more money. we have these big government policies trying to stimulate the economy. spending billions and billions of dollars getting us to the same point that we were a few years ago and we had 37,000 drop out of this rate alone. this is going to change. >> but one in our history was that the case? >> because nobody is working. because the economy is shrinking. it is doing nothing for the families and no one is working. >> it's not shrinking. it hasn't been shrinking. >> you're right, and that is okay. charles: we are talkinn about countries that accept as 20 years before we did. it actually might be a great warning for us but you get the last word. >> yes, the economy is in
. >> they both worked to close the deficit. because we have the lowest tax rates over the last decade or so. in this nations history. >> it is. >> okay, let's start off with the administration wants it both ways. they have a low deficit, but at the same time they want to talk about sequester and how it's bad for the economy because they want to be spending more money. we have these big government policies trying to stimulate the economy. spending billions and billions of...
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he is going to have to talk about more deficit reduction. they will do a will little partying this weekend they real lives it's right back to work, bill. >> word of a solution to prevent the united states from defaultingen its debt. the house majority leader eric cantor saying that lawmakers will vote next week on a short-term plan to let the government borrow more money effectively raising the debt ceiling. the deal not all worked out just yet. but apparently it this will not require the spending cuts that house republicans had wanted. just released fox news poll finds that 69% favor raising the debt limit only if there are major spending cuts involved. and 23% say it's reckless not to raise it regardless. the poll also shows more than 8 in 10 think government spending is out of control. only 11% believes it's being managed carefully. mike immanuel tracking developments on the hill tonight. what's behind this house republican plan. >> bill, a lot of g.o.p. frustration has been based on the fact the senate has not passed a budget. so republi
he is going to have to talk about more deficit reduction. they will do a will little partying this weekend they real lives it's right back to work, bill. >> word of a solution to prevent the united states from defaultingen its debt. the house majority leader eric cantor saying that lawmakers will vote next week on a short-term plan to let the government borrow more money effectively raising the debt ceiling. the deal not all worked out just yet. but apparently it this will not require the...
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it would add to the deficit. now, there have been a couple republicans in the house who have been smart enough to say, we're going to repeal all the benefits so that people -- you know, 20 -- 25, 30 million people don't get health insurance. but we're going to keep the taxes that obama raised. we just won't talk about that. and then that way we can say we reduced the deficit. but, you know, obviously you're doing some funny business there with the budget. but look, nothing is free. the bottom line, though, is, do we want to continue to live in a society where we've got the most inefficient health care system on earth, leaving millions of people exposed to the possibilities that they could lose everything because they get sick, or we've got little -- children and families going to the emergency room once a week because they've got asthma and other preventible diseases because their families aren't linked up with a primary care physician who is providing them regular care. where the costs to society for reduced pro
it would add to the deficit. now, there have been a couple republicans in the house who have been smart enough to say, we're going to repeal all the benefits so that people -- you know, 20 -- 25, 30 million people don't get health insurance. but we're going to keep the taxes that obama raised. we just won't talk about that. and then that way we can say we reduced the deficit. but, you know, obviously you're doing some funny business there with the budget. but look, nothing is free. the bottom...
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but what they're talking about now is the debt and deficit. and insofar as you're bringing more money into the treasury, that is great, but i don't know if it is strengthening the president's hand. >> and the people who actually got a job, that is very, very good news. but what do you make of the impact? i think there will be very serious negotiations. >> by historic standards, as candy says, this may be the upper end, but not what we've seen in previous recoveries, but contemporary standards this is very good. and it does give the president one argument here which is that there is a view among some economists that the uncertainty in washington is really one of the last big barriers from preventing the economy from moving up a gear, at least not the type of gear in the '90s. but when you get good economic news, it is an opportunity to say if we can provide more certainty, not going through these confrontations month after month, but set it on a long-term path, maybe it would have some positives. >> and raising the debt ceiling, before july and
but what they're talking about now is the debt and deficit. and insofar as you're bringing more money into the treasury, that is great, but i don't know if it is strengthening the president's hand. >> and the people who actually got a job, that is very, very good news. but what do you make of the impact? i think there will be very serious negotiations. >> by historic standards, as candy says, this may be the upper end, but not what we've seen in previous recoveries, but contemporary...
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you were also talking about the 24-point deficit that ken cuccinelli had among women. either that was wrong or the affordable care act mostly made up a lot of those deficits. so women as the chief health care officers of their households, they control two out of every three health care dollars spent in this country. they are disproportionately the health care consumers and the health care providers in this nation. this is a huge issue for them. >> okay. we share the premise. we'll talk about it later in the show. kelly ann conway, i appreciate you coming on. sam stein, thank you so much. >>> up next, the story of the white conservative who won in an african-american neighborhood by convincing people he was one of the local african-american guys around the corner. turns out he was not exactly the way he seemed to be presenting himself. is this illegal? no. but is it troubling? i don't know. we'll get to that. this is "hardball," the place for politics. she loves a lot of the same things you do. it's what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be
you were also talking about the 24-point deficit that ken cuccinelli had among women. either that was wrong or the affordable care act mostly made up a lot of those deficits. so women as the chief health care officers of their households, they control two out of every three health care dollars spent in this country. they are disproportionately the health care consumers and the health care providers in this nation. this is a huge issue for them. >> okay. we share the premise. we'll talk...
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but it's a small step forward in our efforts to reduce the federal deficit. washington missed this magic moment to do something big to reduce the deficit, reform our tax code, and fix our entitlement programs. we'll be right back. bloonk blank >>> welcome back to "hardball." columnist charles krauthammer called this week's bipartisan plan by the democrats. but it's not just conservatives displeased with this deal. on monday night the progressive group go on trashed the deal. and richard trumka tweeted we can't destabilizing hostage taking from rs in the form of another debt ceiling crisis. and worried about their future bargaining leverage when it comes to time to debate the debt limit and sequester again. >> this proposal represents the absolute least we could have done under these circumstances and tragically institutionalizes for the next congress the short-term frenzy around self-inflected deadlines. >> we will look back on this night and regret it. >> one of the democrats who voted no is virginia congressman jim moran who's with me now. thank you for bei
but it's a small step forward in our efforts to reduce the federal deficit. washington missed this magic moment to do something big to reduce the deficit, reform our tax code, and fix our entitlement programs. we'll be right back. bloonk blank >>> welcome back to "hardball." columnist charles krauthammer called this week's bipartisan plan by the democrats. but it's not just conservatives displeased with this deal. on monday night the progressive group go on trashed the deal....
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over the last few years, both parties have worked together to reduce the deficit by more than $2.5 trillion. mostly through spending cuts but also by raising tax rates on the wealthiest 1% of americans. we can't ask senior citizens and families to shoulder the entire burden while asking nothing more from the wealthiest and powerful. most democrats, republicans, and independents understand that we can't just cut our way to prosperity. >> senator, thank you for joining us tonight. it seems to me there was a statement there from the president which is clearly distinguished from the statement president bill clinton made in an attempt to get re-election back in '96. he wasn't apologetic. he was positive about the role of government last night. and it got a backlash from the other side today. >> well, it doesn't surprise me it got a backlash. but i think it was one of the best state of the unions president obama has given. he said this is what we have to do. he started right in. i remember sitting thinking wow he just started right in on the economy. what needs to be done. we didn't even have cop
over the last few years, both parties have worked together to reduce the deficit by more than $2.5 trillion. mostly through spending cuts but also by raising tax rates on the wealthiest 1% of americans. we can't ask senior citizens and families to shoulder the entire burden while asking nothing more from the wealthiest and powerful. most democrats, republicans, and independents understand that we can't just cut our way to prosperity. >> senator, thank you for joining us tonight. it seems...
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coming up, i will saul's our deficit problem. but first you and th audience get that quiz -- get to quiz our guest. [applause] vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i mea turtle friend today so, you don'get that very often. it smed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help. [applause] john: we're bk with your questions f our case no onomist d ross roberts and john head made the r video. so first from the facebook page has a. bill: defined the end game principles wn deciding what programs to fund or cut? >>or public gos like property rights are good for an economy that type of spending is helpful and some type of physicalnd human capital spending grows education and can be good if done efficiently. but the bulk of the budget today whether europer the u.s. this transferr consumption spending and the evans is that diverts r
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he pledged to cut the deficit in half. >> yesterday i held the fiscal somewhere applies to cut the deficit in half by the end of my first term office. my administration has also begun to go line by line through the federal budget in order to eliminate wasteful and ineffective programs. gerri: did that happen? no. instead, obama average deficit of nearly three times that of his predecessor. here is another promise from 2009. >> over the next two years this plan will save or create three and a half million jobs. more than 90 percent of these jobs will be in the private sector, jobs rebuilding our roads and bridges, constructing wind turbines in solar panels, laying broadband and expanding mass transit. gerri: not a chance. instead, according to the heritage foundation, the economy is over seven and a half million jobs in the hole and don't forget obamacare. >> this budget builds on these reforms and includes an historic commitment to comprehensive health care reform, a down payment on the principle that we must have quality affordable health care for every american. [applause] it is a commit
he pledged to cut the deficit in half. >> yesterday i held the fiscal somewhere applies to cut the deficit in half by the end of my first term office. my administration has also begun to go line by line through the federal budget in order to eliminate wasteful and ineffective programs. gerri: did that happen? no. instead, obama average deficit of nearly three times that of his predecessor. here is another promise from 2009. >> over the next two years this plan will save or create...
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we made good progress on the deficit. the president saying here is another $2 trillion of deficit reduction we can achieve. but we're still going to protect, you know, the most down trodden. i think that we have to get the president props here. the people are not going to give the president props are the ones who want to play to their base. i just don't think that that's really going to sell. the american people rejected that in november. and i think that are going to reject it once this goes on the road in the next few months. >> steve, i'm here -- here is john boehner's response. another angry person. the house speaker chose to speak about it. here he is. >> i would hope that he would not hold hostage these modest reforms for his demand for bigger tax hikes. listen, why don't we do what we can agree to do? why don't we find the common ground that we do have and move on that? >> steve, the president is not giving up on tax increases. he's just not. >> it's a big problem. by the way, if you think people are angry, wait un
we made good progress on the deficit. the president saying here is another $2 trillion of deficit reduction we can achieve. but we're still going to protect, you know, the most down trodden. i think that we have to get the president props here. the people are not going to give the president props are the ones who want to play to their base. i just don't think that that's really going to sell. the american people rejected that in november. and i think that are going to reject it once this goes...
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deficits in the foundation but all the while, as i read the article, i'm thinking to myself, why is the "new york times" doing this? a shot across the bow certainly but also at the same time, perhaps to inoculate the clintons as she gets ready for 2016. what do you think? >> one of the things i find really puzzling why hillary would make her campaign headquarters at the clinton foundation here in manhattan? instead of separating herself from this very questionable operation that bill clinton has been running all this time, it seems to me she is handing her adversaries and enemies a cud gill to beater with. lou: republicans are getting ready for 2014 and they haven't declared victory 2014. haven't got a great big motto. they have up in their meeting in boston talking about making it happen. they don't define it. >>e what's it? lou: don't tell us how. they have a lot to explain and a lot to, to energize their base which is precisely what it has been for the past two presidential elections. that is, 37% identifying themselves at republican, they got a lot to energize? >> they certainly do.
deficits in the foundation but all the while, as i read the article, i'm thinking to myself, why is the "new york times" doing this? a shot across the bow certainly but also at the same time, perhaps to inoculate the clintons as she gets ready for 2016. what do you think? >> one of the things i find really puzzling why hillary would make her campaign headquarters at the clinton foundation here in manhattan? instead of separating herself from this very questionable operation that...
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with the deficit and the debt that we face the money we are using the secure the border most of that money is coming from the fees and the fines that these 11 million are going to have to pay. we are not doing it just for that purpose. there has to be a consquence. we are a compassionate people. there has to be consequences. >> that is 9:00 p.m. tomorrow right here. that's all we have time for this evening. thank you for being with us. we toss it now to greta van susteren who is standing by now to go on the record. >>> a stunning verdict in the penalty phase of the jodi arias trial. an arizona jury dead locked on whether to sentence the convicted killer to life or death. the judge setting a july retrial date. what does that mean for jodi, the jury and the lawyers. >>> the irs official has been placed on administrative leave and that is not all. congress may haul her back to testify. >> every day there is something new. >> when
with the deficit and the debt that we face the money we are using the secure the border most of that money is coming from the fees and the fines that these 11 million are going to have to pay. we are not doing it just for that purpose. there has to be a consquence. we are a compassionate people. there has to be consequences. >> that is 9:00 p.m. tomorrow right here. that's all we have time for this evening. thank you for being with us. we toss it now to greta van susteren who is standing...
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not a hysterical deficit hawk but a deficit hawk. >> rose: you will become a deficit hawk when we have a strong economy. define for you a strong economy. is that g.d.p. growth of 4%? >> it's not growth. unemployment rate low enough that the fed is interesting rates to head off inflation. as soon as we're out of the liquidity trap where the fed has got its pedal to the metal. >> rose: so when the fed raises the interest rates to avoid inflation that's when the economy is good shape? >> no, that's when you can make a deal. the fed will hold off on the interest rate hikes. that way it doesn't depress the economy. >> you would start dealing with the debt immediately. you would go in and fix entitlement reform. yes? what would you do immediately to the debt? >> you want to get the parties talking. you want to get the white house, you want to get congress talking and talk about what's going to have to be done to address medicare, to address medicaid, to address social security which is less of a problem. and my belief is -- my concern about the crisis-- like bob rubin said, you never know wh
not a hysterical deficit hawk but a deficit hawk. >> rose: you will become a deficit hawk when we have a strong economy. define for you a strong economy. is that g.d.p. growth of 4%? >> it's not growth. unemployment rate low enough that the fed is interesting rates to head off inflation. as soon as we're out of the liquidity trap where the fed has got its pedal to the metal. >> rose: so when the fed raises the interest rates to avoid inflation that's when the economy is good...
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coming up, i will saul's our deficit problem. but first you and the audience get that quiz -- get to quiz ou guest. [applause] [applause] john: we're back with your questions for our case no economist and ross roberts and john head made the rap video. so first from the facebook page has a. bill: defined the end game principles when deciding what programs to fund or cut? >> for public goods like property rights aree good for an economy that type of spending is helpful and some type of physil and human pilpending grows education and can be good if done efficiently. but the bulk of the budget today whether europe or the u.s. this transfer or consumption ending and the evans is that diverts resources from far more productive resoues and if you do cost-benefit test and e transfer consumption spending looking at that types about lay. john: the port and the helpless? that is what the transfer payments are supsed to be. >> if you get the private sector growinghe four will be better off than he would much rather be pour in hong kong or si
coming up, i will saul's our deficit problem. but first you and the audience get that quiz -- get to quiz ou guest. [applause] [applause] john: we're back with your questions for our case no economist and ross roberts and john head made the rap video. so first from the facebook page has a. bill: defined the end game principles when deciding what programs to fund or cut? >> for public goods like property rights aree good for an economy that type of spending is helpful and some type of...
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with the deficit and the debt that we face the money we are using the secure the border most of that money is coming from the fees and the fines that these 11 million are going to have to pay. we are not doing it just for that purpose. there has to be a
with the deficit and the debt that we face the money we are using the secure the border most of that money is coming from the fees and the fines that these 11 million are going to have to pay. we are not doing it just for that purpose. there has to be a
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the budget deficit has come down by half. i don't see how president obama is a killer spender. spending has gone up .6% between 2009 and 2012. larry, what you want to see and what i want to see are vertical cuts in the budget, not these horizontal across the board ones. >> i'll take it any way i can get it. jimmy p., i want you to finish this off. what's your final take on the growth story? what's the economy going to look like in the next six to nine months? as this thing phases in, and i want to emphasize this, it's going to phase in gradually. it's going to phase in gradually. what's the economic meaning? >> listen, i'm more concerned about the $60 billion in tax increases, including raising investment taxes by 60%. i'm far more worried about that than these minor cuts and discretionary spending. and if the economy does weaken, trust me, the white house, they'll forget about the tax hikes and only blame -- >> of course. and i want to add one thing, by if way, even while $85 billion in spending authority will be lowered, the federal reserve puts in $85 billion of new money ev
the budget deficit has come down by half. i don't see how president obama is a killer spender. spending has gone up .6% between 2009 and 2012. larry, what you want to see and what i want to see are vertical cuts in the budget, not these horizontal across the board ones. >> i'll take it any way i can get it. jimmy p., i want you to finish this off. what's your final take on the growth story? what's the economy going to look like in the next six to nine months? as this thing phases in, and...
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deficits have always mattered. and they matter whether they're under democratic or republican administration. they matter. and we're going to deal with it. >> but you may have agreements on that, how order, but i heard an interview this morning with nancy pelosi, on npr, and she said out this idea that if you're going to deal with these things, you do it by making sure we're looking at things like defense to cuts and things and that you're looking to rein -- she used some language, look at making sure that every federal dollar spent is worthwhile. which to me is kind of code for saying we're going to be looking at making sure we get waste out of government spending in terms of fraud and things like that. is there enough money by getting rid of the fraud to actually deal with the deficit? >> there's not enough money by getting rid of the fraud. that's, you know, the current thing that everybody has been saying for years. oh, we can balance the budget. how do you do that? waste, fraud and abuse. that's nonsense. ther
deficits have always mattered. and they matter whether they're under democratic or republican administration. they matter. and we're going to deal with it. >> but you may have agreements on that, how order, but i heard an interview this morning with nancy pelosi, on npr, and she said out this idea that if you're going to deal with these things, you do it by making sure we're looking at things like defense to cuts and things and that you're looking to rein -- she used some language, look...
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they basically don't solve the deficit. you did that once. an excellent idea. give people a spreadsheet. >> thank you, yes. >> pull these and see. >> if you tell them and give them restrictions you say well you can't just leave taxes where they are and you can't cut taxes you have to do a mix then people do -- i agree there's a huge role for education and information in all of this. >> rose: the e book as i said by david is called washington can solve the deficit and spur growth. dean of the columbia business school chair of economic advisors. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org
they basically don't solve the deficit. you did that once. an excellent idea. give people a spreadsheet. >> thank you, yes. >> pull these and see. >> if you tell them and give them restrictions you say well you can't just leave taxes where they are and you can't cut taxes you have to do a mix then people do -- i agree there's a huge role for education and information in all of this. >> rose: the e book as i said by david is called washington can solve the deficit and...
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they basically don't solve the deficit. you did that once. an excellent idea. give people a spreadsheet. >> thank you, yes. >> pull these and see. >> if you tell them and give them restrictions you say well you can't just leave taxes where they are and you can't cut taxes you have to do a mix then people do -- i agree there's a huge role for education and information in all of this. >> rose: the e book as i said by david is called washington can solve the deficit and spur growth. dean of the columbia business school chair of economic advisors. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> calories, calories, calories! >> wow, it rocked my world! >> it just kind of reminded me of boot camp. >> i don't know what you had, but this is great! >> it almost f >> hi! i'm leslie sbrocco, welcome to "check, please! bay area," the show where regular bay area
they basically don't solve the deficit. you did that once. an excellent idea. give people a spreadsheet. >> thank you, yes. >> pull these and see. >> if you tell them and give them restrictions you say well you can't just leave taxes where they are and you can't cut taxes you have to do a mix then people do -- i agree there's a huge role for education and information in all of this. >> rose: the e book as i said by david is called washington can solve the deficit and...